Population-based mammography screening programmes are the most intensely monitored public health measures, at least in Europe. Over time, complex systems of indicators have been implemented to explore both the performance and impact of the process.1 Mammography sensitivity is the most powerful factor for screening effectiveness in reducing mortality, together with women's participation, and is included among these indicators.
Coping with problems that flaw the estimate of mammography sensitivity in population-based screening programmes: the Italian perspective
FERRETTI, Stefano;
2016
Abstract
Population-based mammography screening programmes are the most intensely monitored public health measures, at least in Europe. Over time, complex systems of indicators have been implemented to explore both the performance and impact of the process.1 Mammography sensitivity is the most powerful factor for screening effectiveness in reducing mortality, together with women's participation, and is included among these indicators.File in questo prodotto:
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